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Together Through Painting: Gallery 1

Featuring 46 Artists from the 3rd London Paint Club Open Call.

Yoon Suk One, Calendula 2, 2020, Oil on canvas, 130 x 130 cm, £11,000, © The Artist

Together Through Painting: Gallery 2

Featuring 46 Artists from the 3rd London Paint Club Open Call.

Exhibitions

Karl Bielik: London Paint Club Exhibition

Karl Bielik: Handshakes in Thought

London Paint Club is pleased to present a solo exhibition by London-based artist Karl Bielik.

Spring Awakening

Group Exhibition featuring works by 39 artists selected from our latest Open Call.

London Paint Club Group Exhibition, Fresh Perspectives pt 2

Fresh Perspectives: Pt. 2

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LPC Exhibition Guide⁠⁠
Dennis Kardon⁠⁠
Strange Waters⁠⁠
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Karin Gulbran⁠⁠
Somnambulist⁠⁠
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@pm______am⁠ ⁠ LPC Exhibition Guide⁠ "10"⁠

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LPC Exhibition Guide⁠
"10"⁠
18 May – 13 June, 2021⁠
at PM/AM⁠
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"PM/AM has now launched ‘10’, an exhibition of figurative work focusing on the human body and the ways in which it interacts with the conceptual and physical spaces it inhabits. Through this examination we question the ways we understand the present moment, how it is shaped by a history of deep rumination and symbolic tradition, societal evolutions and technological advancement. In this time of self-reflection we consider why our most pervasive obsession has always been ourselves. The exhibition presents the idea of a spectrum across which two primary concepts intersect, distinct from each other, but bridged by numerous interrelational inquiries. ⁠
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Through the work of a diverse set of artists, ‘10’ provides a report on how our surroundings have evolved, and how we relate to each other on the bleeding edge of cultural development in a world that is rapidly changing. It’s an examination of the ways in which the body is understood in a transformative period in history, where the future is both defined and mysterious, the past distant and obscure, and how it relates to the psyche in increasingly complex ways. The most illuminating aspect of it, however, is revealed when we step back from a close scrutiny of what these concepts tell us, and instead consider what might exist between them, and between ourselves.⁠
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LPC Exhibition Guide⁠
Sanya Kantarovsky⁠
The House of the Spider⁠
8 May - 12 June 2021⁠
at Stuart Shave Modern Art, Helmut Row⁠
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Image: Sanya Kantarovsky, Exfiltration, 2020, oil and watercolour on linen, 190 x 140 cm, 74 3/4 x 55 1/8 ins #sanyakantarovsky skantily⁠
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